Some HDR pictures of the cars at home
02-25-2011, 06:07 PM
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02-26-2011, 03:31 PM
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let me break it down barney style for you, NON HDR PHOTO's LOOK BETTER
or maybe you'll understand in Chinese, NON HDR PHOTO'S LOOK BETTER
When pictures get HDR'd it looks like the photographer couldn't get the right settings on the camera. Looks like an "aw i fkked up, lemme try to play it off and skew the settings on PS to make it look like i meant it to be like that!"
just dont care for hdr. Would have rather looked at the cars before they got butchered.
or maybe you'll understand in Chinese, NON HDR PHOTO'S LOOK BETTER
When pictures get HDR'd it looks like the photographer couldn't get the right settings on the camera. Looks like an "aw i fkked up, lemme try to play it off and skew the settings on PS to make it look like i meant it to be like that!"
just dont care for hdr. Would have rather looked at the cars before they got butchered.
02-26-2011, 06:23 PM
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let me break it down barney style for you, NON HDR PHOTO's LOOK BETTER
or maybe you'll understand in Chinese, NON HDR PHOTO'S LOOK BETTER
When pictures get HDR'd it looks like the photographer couldn't get the right settings on the camera. Looks like an "aw i fkked up, lemme try to play it off and skew the settings on PS to make it look like i meant it to be like that!"
just dont care for hdr. Would have rather looked at the cars before they got butchered.
or maybe you'll understand in Chinese, NON HDR PHOTO'S LOOK BETTER
When pictures get HDR'd it looks like the photographer couldn't get the right settings on the camera. Looks like an "aw i fkked up, lemme try to play it off and skew the settings on PS to make it look like i meant it to be like that!"
just dont care for hdr. Would have rather looked at the cars before they got butchered.
02-26-2011, 06:47 PM
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02-27-2011, 07:13 AM
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Regarding the pictures themselves...not very good...but nice cars for sure!
02-27-2011, 10:06 AM
#33
Hi, I'm the guy that took these shots, I first want to say I didnt know my brother posted these pics here, glad some like them and well I can understand why some hate them, everyone has there own taste, but to call my work cheap/chessy, I find very disrespectful, I can agree that they are overdone, but that was at the request of the owners of the rides, here a few more that are not as extreme...
I understand that some people like the look and that's fine. The later ones you posted look great, and I'm sure you're a talented photographer, I just hate the look of extremely blown out/overdone HDR. That is my opinion.
02-27-2011, 10:43 AM
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Yuck. This has gotten out of hand.
HDR can be done the way that was shown above (although some pictures were questionable due to there being people (which move - how can you do an HDR shot of something that is moving?)), or very subtly.
Saying "Non HRD photos look better" is certainly your own personal preference, but I definitely don't agree.
Some more subtle ones:
HDR can be done the way that was shown above (although some pictures were questionable due to there being people (which move - how can you do an HDR shot of something that is moving?)), or very subtly.
Saying "Non HRD photos look better" is certainly your own personal preference, but I definitely don't agree.
Some more subtle ones:
